Try it live Description
CHORD/FORM is a gift for people who want to dance but do not know where to begin. It imagines a world where no one has to prove they are good at dancing before they can explore movement.
It has four parts. In Discover, dancing 3D characters draw visitors in with music and performance. In Create, a phrase, a style and a rhythm become a preview of a movement idea. Mirror presents a guided-practice and motion-feedback experience. In Archive, visitors save their work, collect daily coins and unlock new outfits for their character.
No sign-up is needed, so it feels like a private rehearsal room that is always open. Rather than judging bodies against a perfect move, it encourages people to start with curiosity and find their own way of expressing themselves. This submission is an interactive concept prototype that presents the world's visual language, dance characters, music and core interactions.
Its message is simple: dance does not belong only to professionals, and taking that first brave eight-count is already worth celebrating. The idea came before the hackathon; development began during it.
How Tripo was used
Tripo was central to creating the dancing character, not just an auxiliary visual effect.
- Rigging and animation: the team brought their original girl-group character into Tripo for rigging and animation, then polished details in the hands, face and individual moves.
- From static model to interactive character: the animation was integrated with web interactions, music and outfit customization, so the character comes alive across Discover and Archive.
